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jodienormore8800. Great job working on the invert. As you progress switch your arm placement, right now they are opposite of what they should be! So, inside arm sould be the lower arm/hand outside above that one. If you have your hands place as you do now, you will find some transitions difficult because the hands won’t be in the right place.
I have a bunch of lessons that show invert placement 😊
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Depends on your goal! What do you want out of pole?
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Biggest tip is stay tucked, until after you flip the hips, knees to nose as the lesson goes. Lol I like to rhyme ðŸ˜
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The Marley requires back and shoulder mobility, flexy and hip flexors
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Holding the top hooked leg will require more back mobility! Have you tried it like I demonstrate in the lesson here? Learning it first without holding the top leg should help put you in a position that doesn’t put as much strain on the body.
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How are you doing the Marley, holding top foot, hooked foot, both feet, no feet? Using my lesson, and what entry are you using?
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If you really wanna improve on NOT using the foot try working on climbs with low cut socks. This will force you to really use between the knees and back of the calf!
Oh and it’s normal!
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Hi PolewithSoul!
Here’s a little video I made showing the differences between all the “stands” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmIciddJyPY
Working on the Forearm stand which is head off the floor is more difficult and requires more shoulder and triceps strength, not to mention more balance! There’s no harm in working on the head off the floor variation, just be careful that you don’t get into a habit of arching your back to stay balanced. It’s really common when first learning the head off the ground (forearm stand) variation.
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Yes, you HAVE to have the pole under a joist. The board across two as dustbunny said is a much better option! Is there a reason you can’t put the pole upstairs?
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Yay!!!!!!!
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I’m thinking of getting a purple chair too!
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Oh and no you didn’t miss it yet. lol
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I’d say as long as it’s not giving you trouble, like coming loose at an abnormal rate or has sharp edges for some reason you should be fine.
I’ve had my TG 45 pole for I’d say 8 yrs at least and it’s been extended to 14 ft for much of that time!
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I have done live videos on IG and FB a while back discussing chairs but never made a video. 🙂
The chairs I like to use are just basic METAL not plastic, folding chairs. Like this…omg they have purple now! https://www.walmart.com/ip/Novogratz-All-Steel-Folding-Chair-2-pack-Multiple-Colors/44656261?variantFieldId=actual_color
Don’t get the smaller light weight options, you want a heaver metal chair.
For the stars I made them and hot glued them on. I used this kind of paper and a star template. http://www.michaels.com/12×12-glitter-paper-recollections/M10142588.html